New Logo!; Dominos has 600k records stolen and held for ransome; Undisclosed number of customer records are stolen from ATT by employees of a vendor; PF Changs confirms credit card breach; Stratfor forensic report leaks; Feedly hit by DDOS attack, doesn’t pay ransom and gets it again; Inland Empire Colleges emails 35000 records to the wrong address; Class action suit filed against payroll company following data breach; 9 rules to follow after you’ve suffered a data breach; You should be managing incidents, not responding to them.
Security recommendations from Bob; Meetup.com rides out a DDOS attack rather than pay a ransom; How to test the security savvy of your employees; Why companies need to think about this insider threat; 6 lessons learned from advanced attacks; How IT can establish better cloud control; Council on Cyber Security releases version 5 of critical security controls.
Federal employees circumventing onerous security controls resulting in breaches; Cryptolocker is scary stuff; PHP.net hacked, and the response; DDOS attacks getting much larger, but lasting less time; Our discussion on advanced malware.
On preventing Snowden-style data leaks in your organization; should companies really worry about NSA spying?; On the usefulness of Red Team exercises; and how to defend against DDOS attacks.
Episode 9 – From Las Vegas
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DDOS attack on Bank of the West masked a $900,000 theft from the account of Ascent Builders. http://krebsonsecurity.com/2013/02/ddos-attack-on-bank-hid-900000-cyberheist/
Bible.org- https://isc.sans.edu/diary/When+web+sites+go+bad%3A+bible+.+org+compromise/15250
Site compromised – serving malware, had rudimentary defense against automated analysis
Bit9 update: https://blog.bit9.com/2013/02/25/bit9-security-incident-update/
– kudos to bit9 for transparency and disclosure – hopefully works in their favor